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Cute family run bed and breakfast. The mother and son duo (I believe) are professional and so caring. I ordered their Tochigi wagyu steak for dinner and it was one of the best meals I had in Japan. Incredible marbling of the steak and the complimenting dishes were amazing. The breakfast was also amazing and they even gave me a snack pack before I left. Amazing hospitable hosts that I would recommend for anyone. There are two private onsens available 24/7 on site too. Tobu bus stop right across the street for easy access.

This guest house is a hidden gem! The room was in a beautiful traditional Japanese style with Tatami floor and futon beds and our host was just the kindest and nicest person! :) it’s located right next to the canal there is a bento shop on the first floor. A supermarket, the Tochigi station and a boat ride on the canal are all in walking distance.

The onsen was very nice, especially the outdoor bath, I could even watch a deer family eat! The Japanese breakfast was delicious and filling and the view when le eating quite relaxing. Although only a few of the staff spoke English, they were all very kind and helpful. Thank you. The location is perfect for people who want to hike and be outdoors, enjoy nature. You need to be aware that there are no restaurants/ convient stores etc near the hotel though. They do sell some noodle soups in the hotel store.

Fantastic location: walking distance from the historical sights of Nikko, the Emperor's villa and close to nature for very nice walks. Staff is very nice and extremely helpful (even in French!). The hotel is a very old hotel packed with charm of another century. A truly great experience.

Stunning scenery and spacious room.

staff friendly and polite, I made the hotel reservation on the booking website, after completing the reservation I realized that the room was for smokers, I asked for a room change, they promptly moved me to a non-smoking room, The meal had a huge variety of food, the breakfast was also fantastic, I definitely want to stay there again

This stunning hotel has a private onsen for rent in addition to its public pools for its quests (indoor+ open air with view, jacuzzi,sauna). They are also tattoo friendly! The rooms are traditional Japanese tatami and they make the beds/take them away for you. They have a game room (billiards, pingpong table etc). The dinner shabushabu was excellent!

I like how you can have easily access to all of the hotels amenities, I also enjoy the view and the onsen

Strategically located and walking distance to Toshogu Shrines, temples and restaurants. Bus stop is 2 mins walk from Hotel. Hotel employees are friendly and i feel very welcome and comfortable staying here. Onsen is huge with a large indoor pool and 2 outdoor pools and plenty of wash areas equipped with good quality body wash, hair conditioners, shampoo, hair tonics, face wash, toner and moisturizer. Hiraga-san, the front desk manager is so friendly and provided guidance on areas of attractions we should visit. Also you can get Toshogu main shrine ticket from Hotel but only accept cash.

There are many activities to do like Karaoke, Table Tennis, Game Center, Body Massage and Foot massages etc. Room is spacious with nice veranda. There are a number of onsen to choose from. Outdoor onsen is great. Provision to reserve a private onsen is a good point. Good selection of food for the buffet dinner and buffet breakfast.

Comfortable stay, great food and amazing service! The staff were all lovely! They had a service to bring us to the bus station and it helped us out a lot.

Our stay at Asaya went above my expectations. It was located in a quiet area of Nikko. Upon arrival, the staff was friendly and welcoming. They even spoke English which was very helpful since we did not speak Japanese. Our room was beautiful with a great view over the river where sometimes we saw monkeys. The beds were extremely comfortable and the onsen was heavenly! The meals (breakfast and dinner) were buffet style. It was nice seeing all of the other visitors in their attire provided by Asaya. The food was delicious and they offered cuisine from different regions - Japanese, Chinese, Western, etc. The Inn and hotel/customer service culture is very different from the United States and the staff at Asaya really made us feel welcome. If you are a foreigner like myself don't let that hold you back from staying at Asaya. Overall we were very pleased with our stay and hope to return on our next trip to Japan!

It was the best hotel of my trip, love the spa and the great buffet for breakfast and dinner, thank you I wish I stayed more time

Our stay at Itamuro Onsen was truly exceptional. Words can hardly capture how special this place is. Surrounded by exquisite nature, beautifully curated furniture and ceramics, a sophisticated art library, and gardens designed by renowned artist Kishio Suga, it was a memorable experience. The onsens were perfect for the relaxation you need after spending some days in a busy city like Tokyo. A special thanks to Koki, who kindly showed us around Suga's museum and shared insights about the special project that is Itamuro. We're already looking forward to returning soon!

Hotel & facilities were superb from the breakfast & dinner buffets through to the indoor / outdoor rooftop spa. Staff were very friendly & helpful. Free drinks, including alcohol, soft drinks, coffee, ice creams & snacks was also a very nice touch.

I love the close to old ryokan ambiance and the onsen is the best part.

Food is delicious😋, especially oyster fry .. childrens friendly environment and wide variety of foods selection.